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Tag Archives: philosophy

Are philosophers still relevant?

October 18, 2013by Michelle 2 Comments

(Or, Earning Your Keep in the Ivory Tower) In a memorable passage from his Essays (published in 1580), Michel de Montaigne describes philosophers as one-eyed ranters who do nothing but […]

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What Philosophy is not

February 1, 2013by Michelle 6 Comments

I was taken aback to discover an opinion piece in The New Yorker denouncing the teaching of philosophy in schools as ‘a terrible idea’. The author, Richard Brody, reflects bitterly […]

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Playground Philosopher

January 21, 2013by Michelle 2 Comments

Have you visited Playground Philosopher? It’s our other blog, exploring the philosophy in picture books. It presents gorgeous illustrations, questions to stimulate lively dialogue among children (or adults!), playful activities […]

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